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The four basic goals of psychology are to (1) describe, (2) explain, (3) predict, and (4) control or influence behavior. - ANSWERTRUE The neurotransmitter called acetylcholine: - ANSWERis involved in muscle contractions, memory, learning, and general intellectual functioning. The neurotransmitter called serotonin plays a key role in sleep, moods, and emotional states, including the symptoms of depression. - ANSWERTRUE The brain's ability to physically change in response to environmenta...

Psychology is defined as the - ANSWERscientific study of behavior and mental processes What branch of psychology explores the relationship between psychological factors and physical ailments or disease - ANSWERhealth psychology Which perspective is correctly paired with its description? - ANSWERGestalt psychology emphasized the organization of perception The computer metaphor is at the heart of which perspective? - ANSWERcognitive Free will stands in contrast to - ANSWERdeterminism ...

Define Psychology - ANSWERThe scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Functionalism - ANSWERStudies the way the mind functions. Psychoanalysis - ANSWERAn approach to understanding behavior and mental processes developed by Freud, which focuses on unconscious processes and unresolved conflicts. (Freud) Behavioral Perspective - ANSWERAn approach to understanding behavior and mental processes that emphasizes objective, observable environmental influences on overt behavior. (Wats...

Define Psychology - ANSWERstudy of mind; study of behavior and mental processing Describe the scientific method - ANSWERis a way to ask and answer scientific questions by making observations and doing experiments. Why is Psychology defined as a hub science? - ANSWERbc numerous scientific fields come together in psyc, connect other disciplin What are the major roots of Psychology? - ANSWER2: phil and physical science What is the relationship between behavior and biology? - ANSWERrecip...

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What percent of problems can be solved using the four tools in yellow belt? - ANSWER80% Lean six sigma Green belt is worth how many industrial Credential Points? - ANSWER6 A student needs ______ points to graduate - ANSWER12 what are the 3 types of work - ANSWERDaily work, Improvement work, Strategic work __% of all work is Non-value added - ANSWER65 What does DMAIC stand for? - ANSWERDefine, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control The Project purpose, Organizational Impact, and the...

Calculate DPU - ANSWER# of Defects/ # of Units Ex: 423 defects out of 7,600 units 423/7,600 = 0.0556 Calculate CPK - ANSWERCPK = min (Upper Limit - Mean/ 3 X STD Dev , Mean - Lower Limit/ 3 X STD Dev) Calculate Yield - ANSWERNon-Defective outputs/Inputs Non-Defective outputs = # defects - # opportunities Ex: 3 outputs, 2 are defective 3-2 = 1 = Non-Defective outputs 1/3 = 33% 6Sigma Table - ANSWERSigma Yield 6 99.99966% 5 99.977% 4 99.38% 3 99.32%

Motorola - ANSWERThe company most associated with the development and early implementation of Six Sigma Jack Welch at General Electric - ANSWERThe most notable salesperson who introduced and popularized Six Sigma to major corporations. Automotive - ANSWERThe history of Six Sigma can be traced to this industry. Black Belt - ANSWERThe highest level of certification in Six Sigma Green Belt - ANSWERThe Six Sigma Belt that is positioned above the Yellow Belt. Black Belt - ANSWERThe Six...

What is a stratification in quality tools? - ANSWERBreak down data into sub-categories so that you can make sense of it. e.g. break down a pareto chart into three charts if the pareto chart combined three categories What is a Pareto chart and what does it do? - ANSWERThe ideology is that 80% of problems are caused by 20% causes. This is similar to a histogram except we arrange the events based on frequency (highest on the left), then use a cumulative percentage curve to cut off events that ac...

______________ is best known for using the scientific method to design standardized work. A. Frederick Taylor B. Taiichi Ohno C. Jim Womack D. Dr. Edward Deming - ANSWERA. Frederick Taylor Which company founded Six Sigma? A. General Electric B. Ford C. Toyota D. Motorola - ANSWERD. Motorola _____________ is at the center of the Lean Wheel. A. Continuous Improvement B. Stability C. Just-in-Time D. Go and See - ANSWERB. Stability Walter A. Shewhart is best known for creating w...